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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-24
LOCAL BnEy1TlEs,
Matters of Minor a1oaout In and About
MIaF5 iegN tho CITY. tg, ..55g'E : Il

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
@IaE5 ielN,l tho CITY. gg'E : n
MArlSExs at both theatres to-day.
FRED WARpE at the Opera House this
afternoon. " 5.gNlll&
FRRD WARbE appears at Gteubeayille
this evening as "Galba." f{T5 II
The Grand this eyening-Lsst appear.
ancs Of the Slsaon.C awthorn Company.
THE weather yesterday was VERY much
like early March, the cold rain being &C.
companied by little hail. }T %
THOMAS MCDOWELL WAC fined 50 and
costs In police court yesterday morning
for creating disturbance in a Market
street aaloon. .9iiGE4 4aI0N
TuR regular Saturday evening meeting
for young men will BIZ held at the Young
Mems Chiin.isn Association building at s
o'clock tonight. OIL MA ~
Tug Wheeling German Pioneer So.
ciety will meet at AYion Hall tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to attend the fun.
eral OF their late fellow.member, Herman
Renner., ~ ,9H,
A SMALL steamer managed 10 get as far
aa Heatherington's on ita way to Wheel.
Ing from Matamorae, but 1t Is tied up
there, being unable to cross the bar ut
thG. point.
TIC managers OF the Women's Ex.
change announce that attractive and suit.
able rooms have been secured block
further down etrcet from the former loca.
ton, and the managers purpose opening
the Exchange as early next month "a
practicable. Further notice will be given
In duo time. Fg6 c @
The Sunday School Teachers meeting
will DO held in the Young Mems Chris.
| tian Association parlors q. 3 o'clock this
afternoon. In place Of reviewing the In
ternationsl Lessons OF tho past quarter the
Gospel according 10 st. Matthew will be
studied. The Rev. Dr.. Cooke will have
charge OF the class. N 4tFsE n
TIE sieson. Cawthorn Company pre-.
scented "Little Nugget" to another large
and delighted audience last night at the
Grand. They give q matinee this after.
noon and the last performance this eve
Mug. Nobody who has not seen II has
any idea Of tho treat they are missing II
they do not 20 to-day or tonight. FS
The steubsnvills Herald says: Robert
Spear, the boy who was found by the pc.
| lice here ia tho street a fsw days since
and who claimed 10 have wandered away
from the poor farm at Wheeling waa
takcn to that Institution Wednesday by
Township Trustee Mcfarland. The man.
age,s thero diaclaim any knowledge OF
him and were coniden. that he had never
hesn an inmate Of their establishment
Spear was brought back and sent out to
the 1nirmary. He Gays he WAS born In
Springfield, Mo-, but 1t Is thought be Is q
little of mentally. s IA
THE Meanerchor will open the dancing
season on next "Wednesday evening, Sep
temher 2S:h. with select hop, which
will be open to tho active and passive
memberp, tho imembers Of the ladies'
section and friends. This will be the first
Of the long aeriea Of enjoyable entertain
ments which have been provided for by
by the Committee on Amussmenta. The
members Of the Ms1nsrchor understand
just how 10 manage and arrange their en-
tertainments so that they are always {
sourca Of much pleasure to both tho mem
bsrB and all who attend.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT,
Cnses Disposed of-One Yei
.#Hn for ClHHer. .f3'-

a1l.demoanor Cnses Disposed of-One Yenr
sl for Clancy.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Ella Mil
lcr, indicted Tor ceiling beer without a
State license, wasput on trial to the Court,
no jury being demanded, and Judge ia.
cob, after hearing the evidences. found hcr
not guilty. The same woman was then
arraigned on the indictment for keeping q
house Of i'll fame, and plead guilty. She
waa fined $40 and costa and sentenced To
tens days imprisonment in the county
jail. & I,
John Clancy was tried 10 o jury On en-
indictment for petit larceny, With count
for previous conviction, his offsnse being
tho stealing Of q watch at McManaway's
saloon last spring. He was io1nd guilty,
and Judge Jacob gave him one year in
the PeDitentia!y.
In tho matter Of the rule against Ella
Miller for failing to appear as witness In
the case against Frances Russell, abe was
discharged on payment Of tho coats.
The Court sitting in chancesy, in the
matter Of the application for the appoint
ment ci trustees OF tho Methodist Episco-
pal church st Triadelphia, ordered, the
proper application having been mado by
a msjority Of the members OF said church,
that {. F. Sissou, Edward Butler and J.
Elmer Nichols be appointed Trustees in.
stead Of Albert Davis. William Nichols
and Samuel Warden, deceased. -
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THROUGH TIE STATE. ~
Accidents and Incidents IN WcBt Virginia |
f.rsrg .,.isb and Vicinity. v4 l. oH'

Accidents and Incidents In Went Virginia
Ei2s and Vicinity. nd als. ~
The morning passenger train on the B.,
q q O. Yves derailed near Mill Run station
Thursday morning. No one WAS hurt, and
but little damage done beyond tho delay
Of trains. 4'IaE 4,
Robert Stevenson, well-known farmer
living In Hancock county, West Virginia,
met with IN accident while coming IRON
the East Liverpool fair that will probably
result in his death. He was c,ushed be.
tween post and his wagon.whesl.
The Ere iiend has looaened himself again
In Hinton. Wednesday night about mid.
night ii:emysterieusly broke out in Cooks
livery u.Rble. 1tBoon consumed the build.
ing and epread to Mr.. Cooks residence
adjoining. Tho loss ia asvera! thousand
dollars; partially insured. N
Thursday night another wreck occurred
on the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad about II
o'clock at Dillon's Falls, five miles west OF
I,aesyille, between the second section Of
Of No. 5,.comfng east, and No. q, going
vest. A misunderstanding in getting or.
dsrs was the causs Of tho collision. The
trains were running at high rate Of speed
and came together with terrific force.
Two new enginea and several cars were
completely demolished The engineers
and tlrsmen Of both engines jamp ped as
coon as they saw the danger, aud nobody
was hurt. % N,
The prisoners in the Wayne county Jail
escaped Thuraday night Jaier Ferguson
had gone to put the prisoners in the cells
for the night, and as he entered the
Brewers attacked him. He succeeded in
getting the frat one down when another
knocked him down with q bed slat and
The three erewere, Wilbur Rose and Dutch
Dickerson ran out. He picked himself up
and opened fire. One Of the ehote struck
Dlckeruon and brought him down. The
excitement over the wounding OF D;cker.
son drew the attention OF the pursuars,
and the other four men escaped. Dioker.
con was returned to jail, end DR.. Camp.
bell examined his wound and eaces.
tanned that the ball had struck a rib
and ran around the body about six inches
and lodged. under the akin. Prosecuting
attorney Marcuu offered reward Of $25
each for tho capture OF the four men who
escaped and dozsn men we're soon
mouAisd and in purautt. Early Fri.
day morning Captain Shannon met
ono Of them, having tsveled twsnty
mica during tho night. Under tho
Law six months will DO added to their
term OF imprisonment for breaking jail,
should they srscsptured. Wsde Wiley,
who was convicted Of marslsuehtsr ct the
late teriu at Circuit. court and sentenced
to one year in the ponitentiasy, and jack
Dickerson, who wau indicted for rapo and
larceny by the late Grand Iary, made no
etEo.t TO escape, though the lsil was left
open during the rec, for the priaoaeru.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,


Strangers In tho City nud Wheeling Folk
Abroad. g..
Fred Wa.do and the leading memberE
Of his company are OF the Mcclure. r
Mr.. John Porter, the New Cumberland
FIRE brick man, is st the Mcclure House.
W. Z. Hsnshaw and wiie and John B.
Foley, of Steubenville, we1e at the Mcclure
Housa yesterday. Y
Mr.. H. B. McGregor hes returned from
Ocsan Grove, and though still weak from
hia recent serious illness, 10 able to ba
around and greet his many friends. ~
In it's report o; tho arTi-al of the old
New York firemen in San Francieco, the
Examiner, Of that city, says: 9. W. Sea.
bright, Mayor Of Wheeling, West Virgin
10, O former mombsr Of Engine Company
No. 20, Of Nav YORK, was wfea.hed in
smilea when his eyss rested upoa San
Francisco bay "so this is really the aaIt
water Of tha Pacific oceaD," he soliloquiz.
cd as ae pee,ed out OF winaoW. Wheel
Ing friends are selling pools as to whether
Charley's frat remark was about water.
The Baltimore Amsrican Of last Sunday
Gays: Tho town Of Wheeling Is to be con-
graduated upon having in their midst Ut
present the famous soprano, Madame
Rolla, favorite pupil 81 tho renowned
MercheBi. Madame Rolla has aung
abroad in Italian opera with wonderful
success, and rsturns thither in October to
fulfill numerous encggements in all the
principal cities on the continent. This
artist has received the highest enconiums
from the celebrated teacher, CO we'll IS dis.
tinguished composers in Paris, suu;, o.
Gounod, Tooti Snd otherB. The New York
press speaks Of her in glowing term,, and
predic!a !or her brilliant luture in tho
musical world. Fer voice is pure mezso-
soprano Of rare quality ard timbre, her
execution faul:less, giving marksd syi.
dence OF her thorough training and cul-
tiyation. il5i5 4 81 !. G.i 3,ss.
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Young Mems Meeting.

A social religious meeting for young
men has been held In the Y. M. q. A.
parlora each Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
for more than two years past, with results
that have manifested themselves fsyorably
in various ways. All through the summer
the meeting has bsen well sustained, yet
to give 1t an impetus for; the coming win
ter a special service has been arranged for
tomorrow. The General Secretary will
lead, and the meeting will be mado at
tractiye by short,t pointed talks and good
einglng. 4 cordial Invitation Is extended
to all young men to attend. YVES 4, q.
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IEafsrr q.
DELLAInE.
Harding Dies Of Ills lnIuriea-All Sorts 81

Harding Dies Of Ills lniuriss-Ali Sorts Of
7Er47ffN Local News. l,,S. - n
Mrs Ell. Alum Is better. q tHNlstSt X, N
Jonathan Holman Is In Flndlay.
Market today on Belmont street. '1bN.@
y, 7, King has rstutued from tho East. 81
W. T. Ruier, Of F!ndlay, Is In the city.
DR., West leaves to-day for New York city.
pe't Morgan and John Davis arc At the Smith.
field falr : & 3l, 2 IN Ft5G3 N {ig,f III! ID,
Judge Carroll, Of 81. olaItrllle, was in the city
yesterday nv 'f,..J HfN4lfI6f lnfIlfY7
NJ. Charles Stewart and wife, OF Allegheny. ate
In the City. 0 sW'sf9,', s 317CJal7 1.,
~. Mn Gostee Kern and con, Andrew, arc bone
Trains on the baltimore & Ohio were dslayed b,
wreck rear 2aHesviile 5Il'lFl9 1'.gt.
Mrs. T II. johnson. OF Quaker City, has returned
nome, aitef pleasant visit hero. ,5HEG'N
hatding. the man hurt on tho Baltimore i 6hit
ofloBe, died yesterday morning. ~ .hatHf' g9g
The ladies Of the First N. l. church will hold {
meeting this afternoon at their church. SAX u
The Columbia Club turned out III a body ycstcr
uay AZ Elmer RoblusonS funeral Tho druggist
aHo attended, ID body. ft9.I..ElN glf!ls
, a team OF horses ran OF yesterday beloning Il
Reese Thomas and did couslderab bic damage to peg
ana groceries tclongttg to Frank Mack. .EI1
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1SNORTEI STREET ME. CHURCH.
Wy corner Fifth aud Market strcets-Rcy. NJ.
+. Dryden, pa5,or. Preaching ut 1880 a. IN. and
1,ao p. III Sunday School at Up. m. Young Poo.
PIES meeting ut 30 p. N. s,s.
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4 CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
deeds in fec: p ~. 81 =
Deed made Jund l. 1881, by John J.
Kain to Joseph Lavey, in confederation OF
SO, for the east 20 feet Of lot 81 in Block
90 In the Buena Vista addition. jt:S Z
Deed made September % by James P,
Rogers, special commissioner, to A, ]. Sea.
mon, in consideration OF 1915, for Is feet
oil the front Of the south side of 10. 60, Of
Eats addition, on Woods street. tigl
Deed made September 81 by Henry
schmulbach to John q. Hobbs and
Michael Reilly, Ia consideration Of value
received for all tho interest Of tho party Of
the first Fart IN the St. James hotel pro.
pcrty. IS iaf, q si4s5oil ~ 80
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! LADIES flexible Dougola Button shoep
s. 70, worth So q, at =
sToNE's CASH SHOE SronE.

TIE Interstate Fair co be held at Pitts.
burGh, commencing September 50 and
c!oaiug October Q, next, Is attracting very
general attention, and promisee to be the
largest Agricultural Fair and General Ex.
position Of Goods ever held in Western
lenasylvania. It Is in the haudu OF expe.
rienced managors, who will do sll that can
be done to insure succeae. Applications
for space and entries are being made daily,
sud new buildings arc being erected, and
tents are engaged to nupply the wants OF
the numerous exhibitors. Tbs special ct
tractione will DO greater than any which
have ever been presented. s9ss '.i.
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At EmsheinerI

go. at Emsheimsr's,
50 Fall Jackets, Atwood and aplendidly
made, at s. SO. y i53' sPI5.t a.g.!s8sat,
$50 Jackets at - 90 and 50 80, which We
cell to-day only at that price to make
room. =, u !, rs 81
100 elegant short Wraps, which we can
sell you cheaper than other houses buy
Jersey Newmarketa, Cloth Rsgans,
Seal Plush garments, every nizs and quail
ity, cheaper than any house in the trade.
Childxen's garmente, IRON two years TO
sixteen, at EMsHElMER's . ~
j. &55i!s Eleventh streat.
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After Skinner,

Detective McBurney, Of Washington
county, Pa., arrived in tho city yesterday
from Harrisburg With srequisition for q.
L. Skinner, now confined in the county
Jail hero as 5 fugitive from Pennsylvania
Justice. He lett at once for Charleston 10
aubmit his requisition to Gov. Wilson and
get hig warrant to take Skinner out OF the
State. He expects to be back with the
papers by Sunday. The impression pre-
wallis here that Skinner is wanted for a
more serious charge than keeping q gam
ing houss-an impression which Skinner
shares. .si 'iFttNg q lIlI 'TJk5s.I
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Yesterdays League md Association Games.
at tsbureh, the Pittsburshs were Mt
the mgrcy OF Ferguson and were shut out.
Pittsburgh, 0; Phiiadelphia, s.. ~ =
At New York, the Athletics and Brook
lyns met under very gloomy circum-
stances. The ground was damp, the IT.
tendance hardly to be seen, and It was go
cold as to render spectators md PLAYERS rs
uncomfortable. Brooklyn, Z; Athletic, 10.
at Baltimore, Palsons, tho new man.
was put in the box for the Nets, and wss
pounded ali oyer the 1sld. Score: Bali.
more, Is; Mets,7. 'i55l.' is557,Isss; = ~ -
At Indianapolis Washington los. the
game BY alimercu's erro.s. Score: In.
dtikanapolie, 81; Washington, 4, -
At.Det!ois, Mich, the cold weather had
6 depfessiug. effect on both teams and a
rather ragged game was the result. Score:
Detroit, Il; New York, 8, llj 80
At Chicago the Chicago and Bopto,n
clubs3p!syed two games. The first Chicaoo
Won by virtue Of harder batting and het.
ter fielding. Tho second was a draw. the
game being called III the eighth inning on on
account Of darkness. Fiat game CHICAGO
Boston, 4. b, a.. z " i4f''k ~ =
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bridgeport,
h - HfiuHep0ft. W"TT
MIS-, Charles Glllin Is seriously ILL.,. t'.0.s
Niles Idn McJtnnnn,I /. l., puN,,o ~ IT.

Mrs, Charles Glilin Is seriously III. tgtst
Miss Ida Mcdonnell |, In Buffalo. NY. ~.
The colorcd D,pils1 will have supper this
The Ladies' Relief Corps will havO q social and
supper at lleinlclnb hAn this evening. ne ~
Tho new paNtor Of tho N, L. church by some
cause Or other, WAS detained In Cleveland and will
10! Oil tho pulpit tomorrow Ms expected. sue :.
Mr.. Addison Thompson, ,ccre,aty OF the LADelle
ger, were 10 militant yesterday, where they had
leased tho brilliant glass factory. Tho gas com.
rahy failed to guarantee steady gas and tho project
was abandoned aud tho lease cancelled. 4 tele.
pool glass houte was Bent TO the owner there yes.
terdey Everything looks favorable for the 10,
building Of The works here, rs 1t Will talo big In.
uncemcn!s 10 justly the company In moving else.
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"a q
Wants II In Black and White.

PIT1ssURou, Pa, Sept. 23.-Pfeaidens
Nimick, Of the Pittsburgh Club, returned
bono from tho We1t to-day. While in
Ohicugo he offered Spalding $4,000 for
Anaon, and this afternoon spalding re-.
piled by telegraph: ,5s% = .S''5
"Put 1t in w1iting.n 4 5i 81 I
This was Immediately done, and tho
management now have hopea Of acquiring
tho great Chicago captain. No new play
ers veyo occurred by President Ninick on
bis trip, but Manager Phillips ia sill In
the West looking Tor '.yodng bloodn for
next years team. I't'i5.i55' -. ~ -.
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FALL, AND WINTER STOCK,

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitings, pantaloonings and Oyer.
coatlngs, which We are prepared to mako
up In lrst.class style Ut reasonable
prices. Nit 3&Nf'@
A full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now in stock. Eois'. 4 ,gg a,AF
Our While Unlaundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re-oafOrced front and back, at
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. Q. HESS 4 Suns, ,1
1921 q 1898 Market Street, 8
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 24.-Fo.
Wess Virginia warmer fair weather, light
to iseahnortherly winda, shifting to south.
erly. 4 l{9stfi. y s,,5la
For Western Pennsylysuis, warmer fair
weather, light to irenh variable winds b.
coming eoutherly, s. 555sIt
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Tho Memorial Par,s,

In regard to tho purchaso OF old Camp
Garlic or Camp Wiley; as was suggested
we heard very responsible citzen In our
town say that be would give Sl00 towards
its purchase, rather than let 1t paas into
the hands Of any except the G. A. R., and
there are many others mere that will take
stock. e 4. AZ, VI "a
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N ! ousasrowS, o. Sept. Exchanges Of
adultery were made yesterday agalnust
John splonaoller, a farmer. His victim
was his sister.in.law, Della Erb, who ia
under eighteen years Of age. Bponseller
has already served a term in tho work.
house for leaving his family and taking
western trip with Miss E,b, ~ s5.'
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MANY Of the good thinga OF this Ito are
sorrowfully let alone oa account OF DyB.
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Conatipa.
tom sold on a positive guarantee ct %
and 30 cents, by Logan & Co., O. R. Goetzs,
e. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and Bowie
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.JEwELRY.
d q; !Gnjttl: .l
once, Nos, 50 md q Foprtesn III Street.


Want.d.-Locat and Travelling Statesmen.
E0tlce-Mrs Indiana Ford. ~ 49, ts ttl-s
For Rent-Flve Rooms. .ts
Lost--A PocketbooS. t
( Finc Glassware Engraved 10 order-Ewirg Bros,
For Sale and For Ment-G. y. Smith. : 20.
For sale-Marsc. Square Properly. 4j 8
Mutual Savings Bauk. F.G'7. ID. Il n
Notice Post u, T. +. a. "a ~ ~
Gloyes-Tho mas Hughes 4 Co, 4,s =: Z ~
Steefho!deis' MISUNDERSTANDING Base Dali AZ.
ISOLATION. 10. a. - -
A Gentleman says-R. H. List. W.
1ntcr State Fair, Pittsburgh, Pa. i,,s-y ~ 4.
LIT Of Lctters-Fourth page. n
Opera honte-Grapd Matilee-Fou1th page.
! Religious E0tices-Fourt page. W - H.
lAtication, Pionecfs- Fourth page.
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TEDsT. LUKE's p. E. CHURCH,
t,S ISLAED-acy. ) Gib&on CAN'T B. D rector
Services Al 1850 q. IN. and 7:30 p. III. Sunday
School at 2 n m
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We have for Bale eeveral Type>writers,
including the Remington, the Crapdali
and the Hammond. These mschines have
been taken in exchange ior the lnatchless
CaliSraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and Tor sals On monthly inatall.
men!s. Call on o. address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
81 z, .5sS!ld is Twelfth street,
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n5FoURTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH,
Wy Rev 4. \. Randolph, 3D., pastor. Preach.
lug at 1880 n NJ. and 1850 p. nj, sunday School
nt2 p. IN. icuug Peoples Meeting Monday At
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Az reported By Christian schnepi, drug.
giut, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. 9A.H. u u. sSp.x,f7 TIN.
81 81 65a t6' $50
Weather ChanseGble. .Ll \ =, ~ ~ = 3
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rRST. MATTHEW'S CHI URCH-REV.
Wy L. Rush swopc, rector. Services at 1880 a.
m. and 7:aln. IN. sunday So1ool At g:l5 a n.
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By buying tho entire stock OF Etlrasn's
Velvet Carpeta from one Of the largest
concerns In tho country, we can sell them
Of 81 % per yard the price everywhere ia
81 80. Gall and see them. Isstsf'5sI5 a
.,} ttt! HI q 'SroNH& T,1nNAa sf
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On account Of the G.. a. R. National
Encampment to be held in St. Louis, the
Baltimore & Ohio will aell excursion tick.
cts TO St. Louis from September "a to- 81,
at $l1 IS for the round trip. Good re-.
turning from September 81 to October 5.
Original purchasers can hayo limit ex-
tended to October 81, 1887, If desired.
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TSF1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wy Rev. D. 4. Cunningham, DID,, pastor.
subject: ''SDmcthing that il Good TOT q Man"
Sunday school at q N. Mission school at $50
D. m. Eightecntn street AtoYe Iacnh w. j.
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NPSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
NY CHURCli-tov. Vim. II. Cooke, u. D., pastor.
sey!ces a; lu:J9a III. and 7:Slp IN. sunday school
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~ ALLwooL Blankets, So so.
z Atwood Hoaiery cheap.
Fine embroidered costume cloth suits,
$40 50 . piece, a. E&suKlMsR's, az Z. s.
4, AZ sFs,-l, Eleventh ptreet. 81
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Columbus Beaton BY tho Kazoos. +.
Special DtspG.eh 10 he In.tlligenctr.

columbus Beatcn " tho Hazoos.
Special Dtspa:ih 10 he In!<lligfnctr.
Z COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2s.-Columbus was
defeated in a fine game to-day through
inability to hit Flanagan at the RICH!
time. ltrcouired eleven innings to settle
the contest. Score: .'75 .1i5i
! lnnings.. ."..... 9 3 4 Sc Is o 10 IL Il
Columbns.....- 3 Q 0 D 0 o 0 90 o o 4
hia+alanasca....".. 0 Q 90 o OIL o. 2 o i i
Base aits-Columbus 5; Ks!smasoo II.
Errora-Columbus !; Kalamasoo 2. Earn
cd rrns7-Columbus Il; Kalsmezoo 8. Left
On Dases-Columbus l; Kalamazoo 7.
Two baas hits-Watson and Whalen.
Three bsso hits-West. Struck out-by
Handiboe :. Iiuao on balis-HutchinEon
and Wataon. Wild pitchea-Handiboe !.
Time, l :45. Umpire, Stellberse., 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-24

7, d, oEE HUNDRED pair all wool home made
n ea. ls!ightly soiled) at 50 20 psr
pair, worth IS 90. STONE & TuoMAss =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-24

CHlLpEEs's spring heel button, 30 cents,
worth rs CENTS. lniants' fine button, 80
cents, worth so cents, at !.
4ii3t. SToSE's CASE SHOE Sroag. n